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rating aligns with reviewsData lovers adore it for bottomless customization: any metric on the watch face, intervals with voice cues, external heart-rate monitor, watch faces tuned to your numbers. People even drop Garmin and buy an Apple Watch just for it, and support is responsive. The flip side of that power: a mountain of settings with no documentation scares off newcomers, there are Bluetooth issues (no more than two devices) and complaints about Tip Jar charges, and the complex interface needs a deep dive at the start.
Reviews are very technically specific: intervals with voice cues, external heart-rate monitor, the two-Bluetooth-device limit, responsive support, switching from Garmin for this app. textAvg 4.42 is close to storeAvg 4.69, pct5 77, and the praise is concrete rather than templated.
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What users love
- Endless customization of metrics and watch faces
- Intervals with voice cues
- External heart-rate monitor
- Battery saving
- Responsive support
- People switch from Garmin for it
- No ads
What users hate
- A mountain of settings with no documentation scares off newcomers
- Bluetooth glitches and a two-device error
- Complaints about Tip Jar charges
- Heavy cluttered interface
- Cannot build routes inside without Strava
- Drains battery over long distances
Who it is for
For data and metric lovers on Apple Watch who will spend time configuring for full control over a workout, runners and hikers